Canadian Journal of Environmental Education (CJEE)


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CJEE Current Issue - Vol 15, 2010

Announcements

 

Volume 17--Call for Papers--Indigenizing and Decolonizing Environmental Education

 
Click HERE for our Volume 17 Call for Papers

We are now accepting submissions for Volume 17 of the Canadian Journal of Environmental Education.
We encourage submissions on a full range of research topics. Unsolicited papers in all areas of research
are welcome, but we will dedicate the first half of Volume 17 to the theme of Indigenizing and Decolonizing
Environmental Education. The deadline has been extended until January 15, 2011.
 
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Canadian Journal of Environmental Education (CJEE)

 

The Canadian Journal of Environmental Education (CJEE) is a refereed journal published once a year. It seeks to further the study and practice of environmental education by providing a thoughtful forum for researchers, scholars, practitioners, and post-secondary students. The publication and distribution of articles and reviews should contribute to Canadian thought and practice in environmental education and/or issues and practices of international importance to this field of study.

The views expressed in this journal are not necessarily those of the journal’s editors, advisory editors,
or supporters. The Canadian Journal of Environmental Education publishes material that may represent
divergent ideas, judgements, and opinions.

For Authors
Submissions are received online at this website between September 1 and December 15 of each year. All new authors must register and then follow the links for “authors.” You
can also click here to download detailed instructions for making a submission.
Guidelines for authors are also available.


For Subscriptions

Click here for subscriptions and information on purchasing back issues.

 
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